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Kugeie Guard 1'iibiube.i .e.y e . .-iiiim' .' ti.a wek,Suu Uiy txikJiUJ. A-.liln-u. ft! t nna uuictiiwus ul link nit rt):iiit'.aa :i'i i.yui UlO Sl'.UO.ili'.'IoN iiATKS. ItAll.l. Delivered y c-irrier, wr week Ddlirerv-I by irarrior, jwr month JJytnail, ime year (in iMiy.Hiw) Hix lu-mtliH 3 " One mnutli SIckIb wipitfu. Will not be wnt by mail to any allress, for any trntb ofltiico, uult-w aul in nviut. WKKKI-Y. One your (in advance) $2 00 Sis mouth 1 0J AdvertitfinK rate miwle known on applica tion. Entered a Hoeond-chuii matter at the J.UKt-ne, Oregun, potitoiliuu. KASTKliN OKFIOK- 'Jfi to TM Tempt Court, S'w York'City. T Z, KATZ, Antmt OA MPBK1.L BROS rubliniiwa Daily BjGENtUARD ' C A L JEN DA rV 14 M IO ttt 24 25 26 WEATHER BUREAU. rllally Honor!.) I'unTt.ANII (IHKIIOS, I AuirustH, is'.fj ii:;m a m.l Weather Forecast fur Kuituiio, Oiohoii; Tonight Kiel Wednesday fulr; warmer. A II lltmlneaa I.rttiTN lo Illl. nl'llc xllollltl lo l I reeled Hi Illl: . I A Illl IHMratl ! elllier of llm proprietor. personally 'A,tll-lll:i,l. illlos TUESDAY - - AU0UST8 UUlt MOW 1'(IHHK-S10NS. A correspondent of the 'North west llorald who soldiered lor Unole Sam in the Philippines has no love for that country. This is the picture lie draws of that far oil' tropical country for which we are waning war with tho native inhabit tauts: "As a soldier who hna had exper ience in tho l'hilippine Islands, I oan say that the newly-ivequirml possessions of UnuloSmu do not pan out tho full expectation of tho men who wont to defend the llag. The flag? Hut that's it for except the flag thero is nothing thore worth lighting for, unless junglus, alive with venomous reptiles, niias matiu swamps where stalk the deadly hubonio plague, tho yellow ievor, the smallpox and other fatal diseases are worth lighting for, Tho hospitals so called, are filled with suffering, dying soldiers, thou sands of n.i'.ea from their native land, who stiire death In tho lace in a hundred dill'erent slmp"S, and to whom the deadly epidemics aro more fatxl llwiu the 'halt child, half savage' Filipinos." TUB ifl?:UKK OK THE AUTOMO BILE. There was a time when b'cycles cost $150 e.Hoh, Then every manu facturer whose plant was divortible to the manufacture of bicycles made bicyoles. Now, alter six or seven years of very active bicycle-building, anyone can buy a first-rate bioyolo anywhero for liO, aad Buporior buyors can probably sup ply them stives for about half that sum. What automobiles cost at present is best known to persons allluent enough to purchase and play with those machines, but, reasoning by analogy, they will soon cost very much less, fr ev.ry factory that can seems to be making them. Carriage factories and bicycle fac tories etpesially, all over tho country, are taking orders for thorn. This year they are tho toys of the well-to-do. I5y another season they will be so spread abroad that their value as playthings may have lessened; but that la of small conse quence compared with the immense field that seems to be opening for them as vehicles for cheap and rapid transportati n. That they will ever be brought "within the means of all" is not to bo expected, but there seems to he a good pros pect that they will soon be brought within the means of must jicrsoas i 8 3 It 13 2fi2l 22 2 1ft 29 who nan iifrrl at prebi nt tolte.p ,,1IWm. K S Miirlm, in Hurler's Week! v. 'I'lir (iiliirt iinuieiil of tli Nation al i're-H Aj";i iiion wkh n v'"'M 'n VtHtllll'Ilt f-VIII lllOU!!'! Illl UCl'Otlllt irmde of the liovintnlity tlue gituHtn unci visitors. 1 lie fluttering nuticL-a of our state and ibo:iIb come t) Iho editorial lieafi(Uttrter8 in 1'ortUml in cin-li priil'tiMon llmt tliny are counleil by the fuel. Uvi r four thousand feet, running meas ure, ol eucli notices have been ie- ceived. Oregon will reap no un certain reward through the wel- c ui:e extended our nuerits. Iiurjoi- griitnn will fnlluw in reasonable time and it will bo ot the heat ma terial uh the intelligent mass of our citizens lurgely depend upon the press for information. Hubert Jackson cuts away in the S iletn Statesman in the following indiscriminate manner: "Sum Jones, when in his Chnu- lini.pm npeeeli ho expreeil (ear f.rr the imiIimiiih it ih Hueietv ladies ki'"i mi eutiiin; oil' the tops of their ih-HHses fur the hull room and the h iitoms lor the bicycle, forgot to mention the cutting movement at the seiifide bathing resorts. But many who heard him thought Sam's reii.arks were, olien too culling, Miywnv." That iron pipe fence along tho railroad at tho Slate University is a ui'iHt insignificant piece of work Inclosing larce grminds and build- ini'-i with such a fence can only be eo npared 1 putting a number six hat on a three hundred pound 'Tian. Tii" rei!nlH should replace this ri'lii'tili.ui piece of fence with solid sulidiniial irouwork if their means will allow it; if r ot with wood. The campaign in the l'hilippines will probably rosult i i the intro duction of the mulo into the islands as a beast of burden. Tho long eared tinini il should bu ahlo to oust the water buffalo from tho position he has long held among tho Fili pinos as a drawer and carrier. The United States government will expend 1(010,000 on a rofriger atiug plant at Manila, It will be of mammoth proportions. The (Hitnl Dcnprlr. One of the most hofv rlble Hunt's about the net vain ilist'Use.s to ".liifb wniiii'tl inc pt'i'itlin y ul)l((."t in Iho of nvt-nviieitiiuitr cic h pn i r will oil thi'v bttn'? upon tho mi ml. A wtHu.m'H tiK't.'.U coitilitititi in t ' ilirccllv ntul powi-tiully atu-ctid bv J' any nilun-iit of the tloticalo, upocifil cl orni"it of Ikt box. Sui-h 11 iliilioutty not only Tnck lur body with pain and uf. l"-iiuir bn! bind nlurv.ith niontal iiiik uisll wlnli woriUcHti hiiully dt-Hctibo. 'I'll'. liquids of women have hnd n tiiniilnr rvp i i. nee to tint of Mr. Kiir.uh A. Vnlt.uH, of WcHtpoit, Oldliim C,, Kv in whiidi the ii"e ol Dr. Pii rct.'n wonderful ' l.ivtrite rresotiptio,M by impmltnw lu alth und uticucth to the feminine origin ism, ha not only restored complete vicor ;md ritp.ioitv to tho bmlilv powers but 1ms !l-o Kivcn leucwtd briuliuiefw nud buoy iinoy m( npirit. " I mtltrrnt for over n ywr," mvii Mr Wllllnms, ''with iiullvHtiiMi mid nervoitu omlrnlion. I wm unnMc lo cnl or Htrep, I triitl nrvi-rul phys Iclniot. hut thry only lirlit me tiir a shoit ihne. A It if in I Attviint mr Id tnke Dr. 1'ii.tw'ft Knonte lrr"tiitton. lr. l'irrec' t'.oNUti Mnlloat Hi. oVf ry ami ' lvtt, I cominrm.t-il liikiuff the nteilu'im- Utt Miv. Tnk lltno Nltle ot the ' I'KV'.rUe ITmiiplion,' three of the 'doMm MrtlU'nl ni-ctrvfiy.' iimt llnve vinlH of tlie ' 1V1 IriH,' nmt um now fcvlins Iwttrr itutn 1 Imvt ibr two VMM, lttvc n iotl mprtite, leep well, ninl uo not nutli T fn.m iuili;t-timi or ncrwu-tic-, I time tfitiiHtl sewn mt a h-ilf jvouu.l i 1110 Ink ins thrr mrihritir. I have recom-Iticmk-d in. (Serve umlii'itie to nrvornl Imhe, one of whom In now taking it ud U being Kicutly bcuciiteil." MrKen.lo Lop. Tin Corvnllln Times of August 6, has tliU ubotit tho lurnt drive at logs cut on the MeKtMixIn rfvorfur Halem and OroRon City mills: MTh blR drive In still In process ol pnsln rorvtillls. Tho flrnt Ioi;s Hp poarvd 1ok the rtvtr trout newly two months ngo,itnd the stream lias been more or lew full ot them ever since. The loggers with tho nmlu portion of the drive wns two tnlles up the Will nmttio itt noon yestvrdhy, and was ex invted to appear almost within sight oftowulsHt nlnht. They will pa alonx the river front sometime today AmotiK their conveniences is a tlontlue luni e and ham, both of which are mounted on convenient seowa or rafts. The stream has been vo full of logs the past few days that the ferry has beeu opernkd only uuder great ditlleulty, the ferryman having to wait some tlmrs for fifteen or twenty minutes for the lots to pas." A t-pteiul election is to be held In ! Urnnt's Fhmi ou Any. , IMW, to de- cu.e the (ittttou ot Uiiutlnft the city to r.n extent not exceeding fH000 fur the purpose of constructing a w ater, light and sewer system to be owued and controlled by the city. ?: ! i. . -tflRST HATIOflAIi BAM Of tugene. Paid up Cash GapitaU$50.GC0 Surplus and Profits, $50,000 Eugene, Oregon. ACK.NlillAl. liANKlXd BUSINESS ilium nn rraaunalilu term. rliirht draft ou (JMcaxii, fcau l'mncwco and J'urt lau'l, Oregon. fill! ot irTL'lianKe wltl on mmn countries. Uew.eit! ini-iwil Hii'icctto check or certifi cate of ileinit. All collections elllrUHteu to UH will receive prompt attention. T O llKSIIHICKI, PreHiilent. H 1) Kakin, Vice Irenideiit. 1. K. .SS0DOHAS8, (,'wiliier. L. H. I'uTTKIl, Awi't Cashier EUGENE LoaniSavinasBank Of Eugene, Oregonl CAPITAL iD.un '$50,000 W. E UROWn. Preslilenl. U. 0 PAINE. Vice rVeslil.ul. F. W. OiBUHn. Cashier. W. W. BKOWN. All! Ca.hlor DIRECTORS- FWOSBUrtN. B D PAINE. W E BROWN D A PAINE. J F ROBINSON. J B HARRIS W.W. BROWN. A (jlDiicriil ItankliiK HuHiiivNH TruiiMU(pl on Fuvornbl TerniH 1rnlis Ineucil .in tliu prlnulpnl cltloK of the lintU'd 3Uti'H: uimo uxchttHKu iurlii.hcd avall kldu In ail fiTLixi coiiiitrlee. InturuHt rid ! liini; iltpoHilfi. Klrij.proof vuult for the efmigo of valuable pn pern. OjHuctluiiHrcctflvo oar prompt attention. LAKECOUHTYBANK (E.inbllalicd n 1882., - or EUGENE, OREGON. A General Banking business in all branch i transacted on favorable terms. A. O. HOVEY, PreHldent J. M. ABItAMH, OiwhiBr EA.ST AND SOUTH VIA THE SHASTA ROUTE or THE Southern Pacific Go Kxprerti Train Leave Portlanil Nil II til ' Daily- TXortii I" SWiiii '2:17 am 7:00 p in 1:10 pm I (i:lf. m 7:(K.' p in r':l!lam 7 :ir aui .'i:U0 a in i :!:"-. p in li:4ll a in 8:1.'. p in 7:li a in 8:i:. piu 1:1.1 p in 7:Mi a in l.v Pttrtland Ar ArSau KninuiHco jV Ar OkiIoii Ar Ar Denver v Ar Onmlia Ar Ar Chit-ago ,v Ar liH AhkIob Ar Ar Kl I'iumi Ar Ar "Tort Wnrth Ar Ar Now tirli'itiw Ar S:M) a in umipra !I:'.T. p m i.';:t5 p ill .8:111,1 in 8: 10 p in DINING CARS OBSERVATION CARS Pullman Hrnt-clais aod Toitrint Sleeping uur attachoil to all tliroiiKh trains. TlirmiKh 'I'lmrist car to Chicago with out cliaii. KoHt'liuric Mull. Onily. 8:.S(I u in T Lv INirtliHid Ar I M p"ni 'JHHpiul hy Ktik'ono Lv I 10:.0am 6:20 I'jnAr toelmrfr Lv j 7:1'0 a m 'orvtim null linlly (Kxevpt Biniday, 7:0a nt I Lv Xl;ftfl p tc Ar Portland Ar I 6:f0 im Cof.-ftliti Lv 1:20 iin At Albany and Oon illtt conue t with trail. ot OtuKon Neutral & Y Httrn lUilway, (KxiTpt Suiutay BXfUS3b TRAIN KAlLT (KXCKPTBUHIUV.) 4:M pin I Lv Vortland Ar 1 Rgb m 7;W p in Ar Mi Miunville Lv .V.'tO a in SjWt p in j Ar ludtpuiultnit, Lv 4:"iO am Direct connection at San Kranctoco with MteAinithip lint-H for Hawaii. Japan, Chiua, the l'liillipineti and AiiRtratta, or through tit-kvta audraten, rnll m L ii A DAI It, Or K J MiCLANAUAN, D.p.t Agfut City Ticket Ajjout, KtiKene, Urfou. K KOKIILKK, C H MAHKHAM, Miiuokit. ii b ami 1' A( IVrtland, Ort'K"tit 0 R & N GO. 1 .i'ft Fur A rri t Knuit Kmia 1'urtland Kant Mult 8 pin 'Sslt Lake, louver, iKt Worth, Onmlia,! : Kaunas City, St Ikmus Chicjwu and IKtut I Kant Mail :i:p " Walla Walla, Sh katu Miun.iiH.ia St Taul, Dulutlt, Milwauktv, lid cao and Y.L tVRAN St FAV uti Sail - ry ft days t'OU 1HI, IvlVKK SriuMKua IV Aitturta and Way l,andiur. j SHltan KIvm 2:10 pm SiHikano S:;k u iu 4 pJH p Y.x Sunday S pm Y.x Smulav Sat lo p m Wit uturriKKivKK j Otvtft'n City, N'-w-htTv. Salein ami I fia in Y.x Sumlaj 4::t0pm Ki Sunday N ay Lauding HVu I.AVKI IK A N 1 V j" t a m Tum. 'I hur and tt Lv t'orval'a 7:15 a m Mou. ch1 and Kri, SO p l!l Mn, d and Yi'u Arr rurtl d 4:A p m Mn. WU and Kri tin and W ay I Laiulinra. ' Wu .MurrTKKivtn ! 1'ortlaud to tor- vallinand Way I I Landtiit,, , l.v KiparU SxiK Tmvkk L? Lwutn I'uy ) hi pan a to lwuta j Daily L L Stevens, .W H Hur burt lira 1'aM Aht, iVii, Vt Tsesgrgi jja.J!L IilJKINKSH CAR US, A'l lOKNU VS Al' UW. C HALE. ATTORN K Y-AT-L A HoomM 1 and 2 C'hrittmaD lilock. KI.'UKNE. OB1X1UN. J M WILLIAMS. Ari'OH.VKY-A TLA W. Cnllectioo. a Hiieuialtr. OHicr (Jver l.aue Cuunl7 Bank, IlILYhU, ATTOllNEY-ATLAW. Offiie Over First National Bank. A (J WOODCOCK, ATTOli NE Y-AT-LA W. Office One-half block south of Chrutmaa Blk Kt'OENF, Oheoon. JJjl K SKIPWOKTH. Ari'OKXEY-AT.LAW. Will practice in nil tlie Court's. KugrneOiieoon. HKLMUH W THOMiKUH ( HAH A HAUDY rjlHOMl'SON A MAUDY, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Oihce-- In First National Bank liuildiny. l'ractice in all the courts. Eugene, Oheoon, 1 EO, B DORKIS, ATTORNEY ft COUNSELOR-AT-LAW WiP practice in all the courts of the Second Judicial District and In the Supreme Court of Uie state. Special attention given to collections ana mutters in probate. Office-First National Hank BMr. Kooins 1, 2 and 3, MEDICAL. QSTEOPATIIY. W. J. NOVINGER, D. O. Graduate American School of Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo, Eugene: Rooms 4. 5 And 0, First National Bank. Monday, Wednesday and r rutity. y a in to 1 pm Consultation free at office. D II J W HARRIS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office Over Wilkins & Linn's drutf store. Office Hours 9 to 12 a m; 2 to 5 and 7 to it p iu. ResideQce -Ferry street between 11th and 12th. Ill USKATHER1NE L SCHLEEF, M D JLA '"Dlafuiefl of Women and Children Office Shelton Block, opposite Guard office rn C, LOW, M, D. Sjiecial attention to surgery, Diseases ot women, ana ot iNose ana inroat. Consultations 18 months' experience iu Cook County Hospital, Chicago, DltAlN OllKUON. J KUYKENDALL, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office In Chrimnan Block. Secial attention to surgery and surgical dis eases uf women. 71 E SELOVElt, M. D. Late resident surgeon St Vincent Hospital, Portland, Oreg.m. Office Over A. E. Wood's grocery store. Residence At Mrs M J Babb'B, Hii(h and Soveuth, EflGRNB Oksoon. J S LUCKEY, JEWELER. Watches and Clocks Repaired. ElQENK, Okeoov JQR G BIDDLE, rKNTlST. Offiro -On Olivo tlmt, lietween Fifth onil Sixth rtnctii. one block wet of Miunnwta Howl J. L. PAGE -DKAU.lt IN-. (Iroceries Hnvlsi h Lsre and Comiilete stock ol (Stiile niul Kwicy OrmwrUw bmigUt In the bmt nmrkt'is, EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH, I i'hii oITit the puiiHc Ifttor rli-e limn any uthtr douse In Ktirtne. GREAT UnMtrpri TlUJvETS poiNTS EAST Hinn:, rAco nd 'i'ouriit Slers, Pin ion and Library Observation ears. Elegant Vestibule Trains. X 4 Limit,! Irate rVrtlatid t IJrtp m. No 3 l.iiiittetl arrive Pertiaiid at e3U a tn. Vor tickets and full iufomistiou, rail or addres. JSO, M. WILLIAMS, 1,r Agent, Lu A It. r. KKNMS TON, CP1T A. lVitLuid, 'jr Sheriff's Saloon Foreioscuro Notice w Lficby niv.ru that b.v vii uu ol ,i:i rxrcnliou ilulT im.u.il out iA the Cncliit CJiirt til thu Mali) "I O'ftu". "ie Coum of Lue, uu tUulllhUny ofjolj-. ISDll ou d indiitiieut r uJer. il iu mud court oi, tm. ilh (ly cfJui.e, lbW. or Iho nuui ol Une 'i'tous.ml Fivo liutdr.d ami F..::rto sikMII.IOO dollnrn, Willi niti n -t Iheieou Irnm the Wlh liny of Jm.r. Ifc'.-.l, at Illl luteal Inti per ceul pel uuuuiu, aid onn huudttd and tweuty-five in d no-lull dol ure utiotueja Ua, und the furih. r Bum offlltl-niue ucd uo HJO dolluri "mm, a J aucrulUK coatn; iu a suit whereiu M il Uuvh iaex-cu'or of the white of Catlii-riiia p J)al. dtceaaed. wus plaiutltf ai d Phillip F Cimtleiunii, F E Putlersuii aril Tuouius l'atlernou, her bilnkuuil, O W Evatsa and Tuetuuia Etiiiis, hi ail.-, E F Cattipbell, 1.-IUI May t'amleuian, Merey Castleuial!, V K Custleuiuu ud CuHtleuiBU hia wile, Auua H Gamca and Henry Games, her hus band, II C Hiiddleton as administrator ol the estate of luiitho J Castletuati, deceased, a,, r .lAfenihmlri: and HealLSt thedefeliunts 1 F Castleman and II C Uuddlestou as the sdujiuislrnti r of the entate of Iautha J Citleiuuu, deceased, and on a dcorteof fuieclosure nud order of sale rendered 11. SHid court, eouiuianding me iu order to sulitfy said jmlffiueut and cosls, to sell the following dtscribed realproperty to-wu: lieiiiniiiug at a point 2 34 chsins north o Ihe o. ruer 10 S. clious '27, 28, 33. 31 iu Tp 17 S U 2 West and runt iiiK Iheuce uorili 67.70 chaiDs, thence west U.C1 chniuB, theuee south fili.uti shuius. n.ore or hss to the cen ter of county road No. 410, thence south of east u cnsius, more or loss to imumru- tion of thu center of Hue of said road, Willi tho south Hue of Becliou 28 ou east line of 1). I,. (!. No. 71 Nolif. No. 71S0, theuot uonh 2.21 chains, and thence east 01 hnlis to the place of beginning, containing SO acres, uioro or less, iu Laue couuty, Oregon. Now therefore: In the uarueol the Stale of Oreuoe, in compliance with said writ, I will olio.' lor sale the above described premises at public auction, to the highest bidder for cah, subject to redemption, ut the south door of the Coutt House, iu Ku- (zene, Laue County, Oregon, on Wednesday, Ihe 23rd day of August, 18U1), betwetu the hours ol uo clock a. m and i o Vloen p. m towil: at one o'clock p. m. ot said day. Dated this loth day of July, 18'J'J. W. W. WlTHtBS, Sheiiff of Lnne County, Oregon. By H. J. Day, Deputy. Sheriffs Sale on Foreclosure Notice is beieby given, that by virtue ot an execution duly issued out ol the Circuit Courtol the state ol urettou lor mo conmy of Lane, ou the loth day ol July 18'Jll. en a judgment rendered iu said court ou the 28lh day of Jnue, IHU9, for the sum of Eight Hundred and Twenty Eiuht and no-100 Dollars wilh iuU'rest thereou at tin- rate of H i i-r ci , t per annum fioli: J.ii.e 24t:i. ISil'.l, nod uttorueys fee, wilh interest thereou irmu the 28th day of Jin e, 18'j'J, ut the rate ol S per cent per annum, aud the further sum of $37.40 costs, ulo hct ruing cots, in a suit where iu lt.-iihchild IL-os , a corporation was pluimiir uud Sidney Hotn and Lillian lioru, his wife, A C Dunn, F E Dnnu, Geo. A Dorria and Gi'O B Dorrw, as Exeoutors olihe last Will ai d Estate ol F Ii Dunn, deceased, were deb nda .ts. and agninst the defendants Si-Jney Huru aud Lillian Horn, and on u docreo ol foreclosure snd order ol sale, rendered in said tourt eomtunoding me, iu order te- : aiisly said judgtne.-t und cosls, to sell thu lollowing descilbed real property to-wil: Coiunieucnit at th'o nortll-east corner of a trsci deeded ny Nunoy J Stoweli and husband to Geo O Mayer, and recorded ou pRe 283 of book "G" ol Lane couuty deed records, tunning thence south one hundred undone half feet to Iho Loith lino of the Oregon and California right of way, thtiteo south 80 deg. 45 min , east along said riht ol way 100-11.100 feet, thence north 110 feet, and thence west 08 07, 100 feet to the place of beginning, nil iu the city of Eu gene, Lane couuty, Oregon. Now, thcreloro, Iu thu name of the State of Oregon, in compliance with said wtit, 1 will offer for sals the above described premistsut publio auction, to the highest bidder for cash, subject to redemption, at the south door ot the court houso in Eugene, Laue Couuty, Oregou. ou Sat urday, the 20th day ol August, 181)0, be tween the hours ol 0 o'clock a. in., and 4 o'clock p. m, to-wit: at one o'clock p. m, cn said day. Dated this 21st day of July, 1899. V. IV. Witiikes, Sheriff of Lane County, Oregon. Hy H. J. Date, Deputy. Sheriff's Sale on Foreclosure. Notice is herehv given that by virtue nf an Execution dulv issued out of Ihe Circuit Court of the Slate ol Oregon lor tho Couuty of Lane, on the 18lh dsy of July 180U, ou a Judgment reudered iu said Court on the 27th day of Juno 1890, for the sum of four hundred and sixty-three Olid 75-100 dollars with interest thereon from the 27th day ol June 1809, at the rate of 10 per cent per annum aud f 45.00 attorneys tee, aud the lurthrr sum ot $23.55 cosls, also accruiug costs in a snit wherein Lizzie N. Thompson wos Plaintiff and Maude Spenoer and Ma liudu ilundy wore Delendauls and agaiust said Dctendiints, and oa a decree ol fore closure and order of sale, rendered iu said Court, commanding uie, in order to snlisty said judgment and costs, to sell the follow ing described real property towit: Lots Nos one and two iu block No. 38 of Junction City, in Lane County, Oregon. Now therefore, iu the name oi the State of Oregon in compliance with said writ, I will oiler for sale the above described prop, oily at publio aue.ion to the highest bidder for cash subject to redemption ut the South door of the court home in Eugene, Lane Couuiy, Oregon, ou Saturday, the 2t!th doy of August 18119, between the hours ol 9 o'clock a. in. aud 4 o'clock p. ni. lowit at one o'clock p. iu. on said day. Dated July 21, 1809. V. W. Wniisns, Sherifl'of Lann rnnntv flrni,n by H. J. Dat, Deputy. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Estate of William Shields, deceaed, Lane t 'minty, State of Oregon. Notice ia herehv piinii tlm T 11 tlm.l!i udintniKtrator of the e.tate r.f William Shiehlj .lecease.1, hna lileil hia account for tmal settle ment of said estate, and Monday, the 4th day ol Svi.teniber, InsJ at ten o'clock in the fore noon of aaid day has ln (et bv the Hon. E tl. 1 otter. County Judge of said Uue County, for liearitiv objectioun b, the same. 4-ie,i, oiuy .vtl:, lttn. 'I Ii llev-i, CtO. 11. DOKRIS, 'AJminislr.'l.'ie Ally, for estate. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. K.tate of S.Uah D. Fitch, deceased. Lane I omity, state of Oregon. X.uh-e i hereby given, that tle.irge 1'.. ,T. tit. executor of the estate of S .rah 11. F,tch deeeaw.1, has tiled his aceimnt for linal ettle ment ol el;.te, and Monday the 4th il iv ot September, lye.i, at ten o clock in the f,,re". n,n of aaiu nay h.v Ken aet hv the Hon 1' l. lV.tter, County -lu.'ge of sai.l'L.ue Couutv! tor heannj o.ie.:i.5m f, the pauie Dated. July '.'o.h, l.v.r. . Gl:o, P.. Dorris, Eiecutor. Albany IViiMxTui August 7: ''Mr anil Mta H X I'm ki rime reiiirneil yes. teriluy from their wwitling trip Eas'. They visited Niagra Kalis snd ,,,',, v" other poiuts of interest. Tliey will make Ktigonc their home." of Executors Real Estate. Sale X..li. isherebj eiv.n lh.it ihe Mecutors ii.- ik! Will ami Ttbtuuieut uud islute jl Jacob Gilhspie. doceasod will, by virtue ,)l uu order duly issued out ol the Coumy Court of Lane Couuty, tao- i vit u, ,,. l,i ,-,i,v of Muv 1S9J. nil the foilowli g described pleeis and parcels of real pmpoi- ty belonging to Saul esiuu,. iu- n. Lots 1 snd 4 iu block 0 1 ;u t part of the city of Eugeue which was originally platted ami lecotdid i-s Shuw'a Addiiion to Eugeue City. And also loo sotliu nan oi iui i uiw , in in bloek No 3 ol that Dart ol the city ill Eugeue which was oiigl ally platted and recorded an tiuuw s anuiuou iu .uewo City inH a!sh Inl 17 and 18 of block No 1 of that part of the city of Eugene which was originally planed aud recorded as Shaw & fUllerSOU S iUUlUOU lUDUBHOVli, Ajd also lot 1 m block No 1 ot uus- worth Addition to Eugene. And also lot No 7 in block No 1 ol snel- tou's Addition to Eugene. Ann alio the west half of lots 6 and 7 in block 9 of thut part of the ciiy of Eugeue which was origiuuliy platted aud recorded hy Eugene F. Skinner aud Mary Skiuner uh Eugene City. Excep'ing the railroad right of way And also beginning at a pctnt in leet west ol uie souineast corner oi lot row hlneit Nil 2 of that uart of the City of Eugene which was originally platted and recorded as Mullicau's Addiiion to Eugene City ou the west, and running thence wcBt 220 leet, iheuce uorth lo tho sjuth line of Eiiihlh street, Iheuce easterly sloug the south line ot said street to u point due north of the pluce of htgiuning, und theuco south to Ihepisceet begiuiiieg. A:.dalhobe im ing at the cenler of the mill race l re inteiseeilou wilh lite north stduot toe county road, ruu lb- i.eo westerly uh uy the si.leol tho count,! lo.id 'iDO leet, nonh (iu feet to ihe soulh..eet end ol the mib tl:..,i, tbeu,-e eusttny parallel with the county road 180 leet lo u poiut opposite in thu center of ihe mill luce, and thence dou tbe center of the mill race to the Ulscu of betlnniUK. Also the N W yt and the N W of the S W of section 10 in Tp 10 south, re.uge 1 west. 200 acres. Aim the S y, of Ihe S E aud the S Y, ot ihe s w li ot s?ctiou 14, iu lp to soutn, ruuue 2 west. 100 uures. A1.-0 beeiuuint at thu ineander post on south side ol Ihe Willumetti river on line between Tp 17 south, range 3 west, and Tp 17 suutb, ranue 4 west, and runniug thence Kouh4.80 chs to the south line of D L C No 78, noil 3904 ; iheuce run oust 2b. 10 chs: north 5 chs. to the hank of river, and thence westerly by in undera of said river to the place of begi, ning 13Bcrts, more or lees; also lo a nu-uuered 1, b ai d 9 and the S W ii of S W J4 of section 18, in lp 17 south, range 3 vest, containing 01.37 acres; ulso begiuning at the northeast corner ot the N W of N W ol section 19 in Miid Tp 17 south, range 3 west, thence south 1 1. 11 chs; thence south 78 degrees west J.bO chs, south 4u degs, west b li8. south 28 deg, west 0 ohs, south 9 degs, west lo chs, south 2 dcgS) east 4.80 chs, south 12 degs, eAst 1.74 chs, west 2.48 chs, south G5 degs, west to west line of said section 19. uortb to N W corner of said sec tion and east to place of beginning, con. laiuing 07. Id acres. Also lots 5, 7 aud 8 and the S E Ji of S E yt i i cnoii u; nu.i lots 1, 0, 7 and 8 in siciioii u-k ot lp 1 s uth, ruuge 4 west, ex oeplii g about 40 aens thereof conveyed to Johu Debrick leaving about 102 acres. Aleo the uonh half ol the northwest quuiter (N JjelNW ) of seoliou 13. To 18 ,-outh, 1'uiif.u 2 west; also beginning at ine uorinwest coruer o: lot No 1 in said section 13, and rnnnino theuco east 40 chs. souih 9.40 chs, west 40 chs, aud thence north 9.40 chB lo the place of beginning 117.40 acres. Also the E yt of N E and E xt of S E t oi section zz, iplB south, louge 12 west ICO acres. Also tho E y of S V! '4 of section 19 ami me n y, oi tua ft w yt ot uccllon 30, excepting 2 notes conveyed lo School District No 31, conlaiuiug 157J4 acres iu Tp di bouiu, luuge 2 west, Also beginuinu at the ft W corner of a trnet ol land coueyed by W. P. Fisher und wife lo A. Ii. Snow, Juue 12, 1891, recorded ill Deid Book No 31, on puge 523, Lane couuiy, uregun, una tueuco Hue south OU west hue ol foul Snow's laud 30 35 chs, thence west 9.88 chs, thence north 30 35 chs, thence east 9 Us', chs to the place of beginning, all in Tp 17 S K 0 west in Lane couuty, Oregon, ami containing 30 acres more or less. That the above said pieces and parcels of real estate will be sold at private tale, and said Executors will cotuui-nce to sill said real prupoiiy on Ibe 8th, d ly of Ju.i.-, 1899, at 10 o'eiuck in ihe loienoonof mil day, und win continue to sell irum time lo time. Sunt properly unlll nil is so.d. The lerniK ol sum sale will bo i tshiu hand or one quartet iu eu-n . ma nous for ti.e !,.l.in secured by mollgnge on Iho pip, tv, sold will b D; ICngeni Orcgrn, U .y 3rd, 1809. Ii. .nCtLL'NO U. W. 1'OCSQ. t.xcciitors. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notior- is hereby given that the nnder siguul, nduiinistrutor cum testamento an nexe : be istuto ol J. H. Taylor, deceas ed, 1.. ! led his linal accouut iu the coun ty coui: ,.' L ;no county, Oregon, in the mutter o. h,uu estate, and Mouday, the 4th doy of September, lt-OJ, at the hour of 1 O Clock Of SAld dan hna h ...... 41-n U , j "vu mm uy oruer of said court for the hearing of objections ... n... mcuuui Buu Ior lne nual settlemen of Si-.d estate: and nil nbl.., ,i . shall he 111. d will, ii,i.i, ....a - '"? ou or b, (ore said date. ' uated his 18th day of July, 1899 .... T. J. Moxr.nr, Administrator with the will annexed. 1j. luijKQ, Attorney for Baid esioto, ADMINISTliAlRIX NOTICE. . j ., , . Keu iuni ine under signed, S.J. Hughes, has bei u l y the OllUtV I'nnel ..f 1 J - j . udi couuiy, uregon, duly o; pointed administratrix ot the (state of Join, A. Hughes, deceased, uud all tier 90! h ..vi:a claims nu..ieu, . , Dr.iv entuie are hei i. notified ui T he s,:. .,, a ,1 j . .i rauu, only ven- hed, at the law olhce of L. Hilyen, in Eu gene. Oregon, wilhin six months from the Dated at Eugene, Oregon, this 21th day ol Mach. laiij. 3 S. J, Hcoues, , . Administiatrix. L. lilLVKL-. Attv. NOTICE TO L'KhlUTOr.S. Notice!, herety given that Louisa Hiess ha, been, by ,..oulltv crt of , a iuieatat. Ii l" V,","181' '"I'i'i'tratrix of tlie estate of Lu, wig Dies., deceaswl, and all person, hav ing claim, ,int Mi,l e late are hereby ,.,,,,, ,,,., , JJ inly venti.l.t the law oHiceof ,. It Skhe latwl Eugene, Oregon, YAk E. I;. SKirwi.i.rH, AltMiney ,r A.lininistratrix. AlWNWUtATuKs NOTICE. miuisiiaier oi the e" e ol 1 J1 , "' ai.l e".ij i . " having claims agai,,;, same' Tu 'r tSiJT b .idence In V ," V dB'inlslrator at In, iron, i f ,;,",eK'A't; -"!" .U mh, l''.eJih;i IUhdayotSlayli. li ' Hl-pnuorrox. Aaminlitraloro! laid estate Notice SUMMONS. i the Clrouit Court ul the Stat for Lano Cui.ntv. ' i. J. O. Khmehir , 1'laiuufl 1 HA ilnllin end Alien Mulliu Delendants Toll. A. Mulliu ,! lt nl ove named rteff ildunH IN Till-. NAME OK Till? llnlli, ,, required to appear and answer,!., '"'rj plaint of plnlullfl filed hen in , l in ineaotve eutiiled Court aide !' before the lirat day of ihe n,x. ,,f' hoiden ut the Couit Hon.B i.? S.15"''! gou the 30th day of Oci.r.h.r (. v,, full In . ...,., , L . y.. ... .... ,luu answer I 1 thereof the plaintiff will ami, ,v" for the relict prayed for in ..i.n..' vl plaint filed herein to-wit: r """ul iora decree of the Court fn, ,v, . I closure of 0 certain mortguqu j hi saiu cou:piainl aud executed hi k -I delenduuts on the 19th day of M note of eveu teuor thereof for the""1 50 00 wilh interest ihcteou frum ner annum and for the sun, ,.i siV- l interest thereon at the rule Ma. per annum since the 29th day (,f i,,s'' saiu Bum oi u bu being vnia bvi I us taxes for the year 1897, u,,!: r..u.n mn.,"! oy said motto, defeudant lo plaintiff, and (or ths i I sum of $6.00 with intir.n thtiM 1 ti e sm day of May, 1899, the sia ffo ro ociiisj ior luxes paltt by n,jtl. I said premies for the year ot 180S- ,2 'I tho l.ir.her n, iir. on .... "' "ll'.l That the nremisea er.,,i,.,a.l i... e onoe are ileseritmn ia f..il..... 'fW-l e nl tho s e y, and the lots' X0.l ttMil: Ti iu in seciiuii ti, iwp 17 s r 3 e nf tv ,i s a taiuit g 150.54 neresof land in Oregun. lhat Ihe said pr.niises tZ by said mortguua mov be si,i '" law and that thu proceeds arising frei, sale be applied to the payment ol pUka, " h - I" I ' , . vs me same, tim-1 obtain a judgment agaiust the asM I ants for the balance remaining doe;uil oloimir o ly, through or imdir ih.. . be burftd and ioretloseit of all Hoh, .. I claim, lien, equity ol redi luiition el interest iu Bed lo suid mongagto rmn.1 and ior such other and further x,u may appear irom plaintiff's complM,!,.! uiv ueieiu, nuu mui uiuy IO lUlSCOOttkel eqniioble and just; and ior the com 1 disbursements ol this Miit, I This sumiuous is published inthcEcml GtjaiiD a daily newspaper ot geuenil ciw, I lion, and by order of the Hon. J. W H I illon, Judge ef suid Court, s.iil orcetlejl made aud dated at Eugene, Uregou, n c 29th day uf June, lb99. Thai ifofel publication of this summons wbb od2i luiu uay oi euue, rouu, Wiltox & Mvnmi, Attorneys for PlaiLlii SUMMONS. In the Cironit Court of the Stote ol Onp I Nicholas Kolbet, 1'laiulilV, ) vs Chrisiina Kolbet, Defendant 1 To Chtislina Kolbet, deleudanl ttal uameel: IN THE NAME OF THE STATtsI Oregou. yon are summoned sod reqnkeial appear aud answor the couiplaml ilal aguinst ou in Ihe above entitled conn ai I cause., on or before October 9, 1899, Ihitle ing the first day of the next legular term i said court, to be begun snd hoiden at lit Courthouse in Eugene, Laue Cosatj, Ore gon; und if you fail to appearand atne ashereiu rf quired, the pituntift' will irtrt to the said c .iurt for the relief prayed lete said complaint, to-wit: Eor a decree oi said court, declaring the marriage coDlnfi now existing between plaintiff and deitbi nnt, forever dissolved, that dtfeudaut Ii forever baired from any dower interest it tho following described premises tori: Tho north rf the uortheast , and lit north of tbe northwest ii of Sectii n ii Township i.7 S 11 6 West, iu Lime c;m Oregon, and for foil relief. This summons is published ihe tirrMia I July 1st, 1899, by order of lln- tlou.E.O. I Potter, County Judgt, uiadti iu Chauioen I Moy 11, 1S99. Dated July 1, 1899. GEOIiGE W KIN'SEV. Attorney i n l'iatintil NOTICE OFEEFEREESSALEOI'UEil PBOPE11TV. Notice is hereby given : That hy virtae el an order of the Circnit Court of theSuiesI Oregon for the county of Lane made li tk regular June term thereof in the soil of J I Jones ct al, trustees vs Geo W Hazletos I a) auiburiziug and directing me to sell tbt tol lowing described real properly town. Commermincr nnn rod west of the D cl of the D L (1 nf Win .Shields, situated I Lane county, Oregon ; thence south 8 reit thence west 15 rods, theuee nuilbtasteilrl rods and 5 feet along the bank nf tte Cos" Fork river; thence east 10 rods to the ph of beginning containing one half acre moi or less iu Lane county, Oregon. Now therefore in pnrsuauce to said own made by said court I will offer the ahon scribed lirpmiflnM for finle nt nublic aQCUOS, to iho highest bidder for cash ot tbe eeoj house door in Eugene, Oregon, on tD6' doy of Augnst, 1899, between the honrl 0 9 o'clock a m and 4 o'clock p m to wit ' o clock of suid day. Lanodjn iieF!, htlere NOTICE TO CI1EDIT0ES. Notice is hereby given lhat I' M UcriKt son has been appointed by the t'ciw Court of uano couuty, Oregou, adminirj' tor of the estate of C F Cleaver, deeer and all persons having claims again'' J estate are horeby notified and mini " present Ihe same to said adinioistn" duly verified as by law required, all" law office of M O Wilkius, iu Eugene, 0"" gon, wilhin six months irom Ihe dale Dated at Eugene, Oregon, April 29, 1 P M MtThissoi, Administrator estate of C F CM ,1....,.,,i M O WiLKiss, Atluriiey for E'jg; NOTICE TO CREDITORS. x-..-. . ii.an,1ersifitei iwwi-o iBoereoy given itai - has been appointed adluinistrut r ol tte tate of Samuel lirumbaugh deceased, Of"" County Court of Lone County, Urw All persons having claims against W ' tate aro hereby rtqnirtd Iu 1" .V duly vermeil to li e undersigned " Eugene Loan Jc Savings Hank. j Oregon, within six mcuihs Irom tsew this notice. Feb 3, 1899. W E Ftc' t(1 Administrator of the Letute ol f'" Binmbangb, deceased. L T lUauis, Attorney. notice to t.REDnoi.s- Esui'e of Sarah S MctTnre, deceased. Notice ia hereby given lhat Mary b -V and Dametrins T Gillespie have heeno appointed eiecmrixes of the csU,t0,'n S llcClnre. deceased. All ptrsens claims against said estate are anlf ' ' to pit sent the same to the exutin" loweli.ee rf George 11 Dorr:. si f Ortgo.i, over the" Fii-'t Nsti,' '' wilhin eix months from the date " notie.., wilh the uceessnry vouchers Eugene, Or, got, Feb l.llh. 'f rAM-TKIl's T lilUJf '' Gao B Dohbis, KucW' Atty for Estate